By forming their own corporation, ride-share workers could win leverage over companies that refuse to consider them employees.
By Hiba Hafiz (New York Times)
Uber and other ride-sharing companies are locked in all-out battle with their drivers over what might
Socialize the ride-sharing companies by enacting municipal laws that require ride-sharing companies to be worker cooperatives
BROOKLYN, NY (Workers World Today) — Drivers from Uber, Lyft, and other ride-sharing companies went on a 24-hour strike on May 8 …
A tentative settlement to pay out 11 cents for every mile driven for Uber (including adjacent services like Uber Eats) to drivers who have been in individual arbitration with the company over their employment classification.
By Ingrid Lunden, TechCrunch
Uber is reportedly on track to go public in the first quarter next year, and in the lead up to
A fine-line is drawn on a state-by-state, rather than case-by-case, basis.
New York City traffic has changed very little since the invention of the stoplight. Traffic continues to jam, jaywalking remains a pedestrian rite of …